Thanks Bette, I think you are right… we hated each other without having big reasons… Helena agreed with Bette, though she knew that Tina was the main reason in that moment for Bette to hate her. I’ll call you tomorrow… I’m loving this chats…

            Me too –answered Bette- Have good rest

            Bye, you too.

            Bette thought about Helena and Peggy, so much in common that made them being separate. Helena was a clever woman able to reach the top in any situation, a successful business woman, a loving mother as long as her ex-wife allowed her… Peggy was a loving person, worrying about the arts, children, worrying about how her money can help others, thanks to grants, to donations… Peggy and Helena had a lot of things in common, but they couldn’t stand be together for more than a few hours… Bette couldn’t understand it… how it was possible that mother and daughter with so much in common couldn’t stand each other??? They even were lesbians…

            It was a big truth however that Helena used to trust people not of trust, but Bette was sure that was just a need of acceptance or of being loved what carried Helena to chose the worst lovers or friends, at least until she arrived at Los Angeles. Maybe Peggy should have spent more time with Helena teaching her how to difference between friends and people interest in the Peabody name.  

            While thought about how mean and ruin unconsciously Peggy was with Helena. What Bette was surprised was about Helena not wanting her mother to know she has friends with Bette.

            Peggy had always thought that her only daughter grew up with the best education possible in the best boarding schools in England. Once she had finished her education she would have gone to some college to study something related to art or literature and there Helena should have met a good young heir with whom she had fallen in love. Helena’s nice big wedding with the heir would have been the union between two rich and powerful families. After two or three years Helena would have give birth to her first baby whose destiny would be to be known as a famous doctor or a relevant politician or something that carried the Peabody name to the highest places…. That was the family Peggy dreamt for Helena. Instead of that family Helena was gay, divorced, unfaithful to her ex-wife… nothing in common with Peggy’s dream except for one thing. Wilson and Jun Ying were the only thing in the dream that became true, and Peggy was awfully proud of them… but Helena did not know how proud Peggy was of her daughter and grandchildren…